Apparently Blackhawks captain Nick Foligno

Chicago Blackhawks captain Nick foligno It seemed that he made some shots to former teammate Seth Jones, despite praising the recent improvement of the team.

The Blackhawks fell 3-0 to the Avalanche de Colorado on Monday night. Despite the defeat of misfortune, the Blackhawks were competitive throughout the game, they were only surpassed by one, with the marker at 21-20 in favor of Avalanche.

Following the game, Foligno commented that having the right people to the squad allows the team to play a part of their best hockey, apparently referring to the ex -team competition Seth Jones.

“There is a cohesion with the group. We have gone away from some distractions, so there is now a group that tries to improve. Sometimes, when you make hard decisions, they end up benefiting the group and you see it,” said Foligno through Ben Pope de Chicago Sun-Times.

Nick Foligno and Seth Jones were prominent figures on the list of Chicago Blackhawks for the last two seasons. In February, Jones expressed his desire to contribute to a disputing team, criticizing the club, saying that the team “had not made a breakthrough to be better.”

Jones, who was the third year of an eight -year agreement, of $ 76 million, was marketed in the Florida panthers on March 1. The commercial package also included goalkeeper Spencer Knight and a conditional selection in the first round at the NHL project of 2026.

Blackhawks is 3-1-2 since they negotiated Jones in the panthers. Some might suggest that Jones comments may have influenced the recent statement of Foligno. However, it should be noted that neither player has spoken publicly against each other.

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Avalanche pointed to Nick Foligno Blackhawks

Colorado Avalanche pointed out the Chicago Blackhawks With a 3-0 victory at Ball Arena on Monday.

After two periods without score, the Avalanche took place in the third. Arthuri Lehkonen scored the game's goal only 31 seconds in the final frame, putting Colorado 1-0.

Martin Necas expanded the score 2-0 to the mark of 3:27. With the game over, Joel Kiviranta sealed the victory with an empty goal for the hosts. Nathan Mackinnon got two points, reaching his total career at 1,000 points.

Nick Foligno and Blackhawks will have to take the San Jose League sharks next Thursday.